Americas
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African security chiefs discuss piracy, terrorism in Kenya
African security chiefs started a two-day meeting in Nairobi on Thursday to discuss rising piracy and
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U.S. special envoy expects change in U.S. policy toward Sudan
A visiting envoy of the United States disclosed on Thursday that he was expecting a change in the U.S. policy
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Experts to call for placing trees at center of development agenda
Over 1,000 experts from across the world are due to meet in Nairobi from Monday for an international meeting
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Obama's Kenyan grandmother joins the Solar Generation
Young Kenyans working with Greenpeace's Solar Generation are tackling the twin problems of energy poverty and
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Lockerbie bomber freed, returns to cheers in Libya
Somali insurgent groups retake towns from gov't forces
Islamist rebels in Somalia have retaken two main southern towns as heavy fighting in the center of the war
Somali insurgents retake towns from gov't forces
Islamist rebels in Somalia have retaken two main southern towns as heavy fighting in the center of the war
Swiss president apologizes in Libya
Swiss President Hans-Rudolf Merz apologised to the Libyan government on Thursday for the brief detention last
Lockerbie bomber arrives home in Libya
The only man convicted in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing has returned home in Libya after Scotland released
Kenyan leader vows to reclaim, rehabilitate watertowers
Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki called on all government agencies to be at the forefront in eliminating human
Sudanese president reaffirms his country's support for Palestinian cause
Sudanese President Omer al-Bashir reaffirmed on Wednesday his country's support for the Palestinian cause,
Talks between Madagascan politicians in Maputo postponed
Madagascan politicians postponed their scheduled talks on power transition on the eleven hour due to
Nigerian gov't assures South African investors of safety in Niger Delta
The Nigerian federal government has reassured existing and potential South African investors of the safety of
Al-Qaida claims responsibility for French embassy bombing in Mauritania
Al-Qaida's North African wing claimed on a website on Tuesday responsibility for a suicide bombing near the
U.S. impartial in Afghan presiential election
Obama says all U.S. troops to be out of Iraq by end of 2011
U.S. President Barack Obama said Monday that the United States will remove all of its troops from Iraq in two
Gunmen kill 8 at bar in Mexican border city
At least eight people are dead after gunmen opened fire in a drug-plagued city on the Mexico-Texas border
Obama says Afghan war worth fighting
US President Barack Obama on Monday called the conflict in Afghanistan "a war worth fighting" as he sought to
US busts largest-ever ID theft scheme
Federal prosecutors on Monday charged a Miami man with the largest case of credit and debit card data theft
